New 20ft High Cube Shipping Container | One-Trip | 9’6″ UK Delivery

This New 20ft High Cube shipping container gives you a full extra foot of headroom (9’6″ vs. the standard 8’6″) — ideal for storing plant machinery, tall equipment, or converting into a workspace. Supplied one-trip (like-new condition), CSC plated, wind and watertight, with nationwide UK delivery.

£2,850.00

Estimated Arrival 5-15 Business Days
– Delivered nationwide from our yard in Wolverhampton.
– ⁠⁠30 days return policy

Description

 New 20ft High Cube Shipping Container – One Trip (9’6″ High)

Our New 20ft High Cube shipping container offers a full extra foot of internal headroom compared to a standard-height unit — 9’6″ (2.9m) external height instead of the usual 8’6″ (2.59m). Supplied one-trip (used only once to import cargo into the UK, so effectively like-new condition), it’s the ideal choice when a standard 20ft container just isn’t tall enough.

Built to ISO shipping standards from corrosion-resistant Corten steel, this container is wind and watertight, CSC plated, and fitted with a factory lockbox as standard — ready for secure site storage, export, or conversion straight off the lorry.

Key Features

– Extra headroom: 9’6″ external height — a full 12 inches taller than a standard 20ft container
– One-trip condition: used for a single import journey only — cosmetically like-new
– CSC plated: certified for both storage and international shipping/export use
– Corten steel construction: corrosion-resistant, built to withstand UK weather
– Factory-fitted lockbox– with high-security locking bars for theft protection
– Marine-grade plywood flooring –  (approx. 28mm) rated for forklift and pallet loads
– Multiple lashing/tie-down points – for secure transport of goods
– **Available in Blue (RAL5010/5013) or Green (RAL6007)**-  as standard; respray available on request

External Dimensions

| Measurement | Imperial | Metric |
| Length | 20′ 0″ | 6.06 m |
| Width | 8′ 0″ | 2.44 m |
| Height | 9′ 6″ | 2.90 m |

 Internal Dimensions

| Measurement | Imperial | Metric |
| Length | 19′ 4″ | 5.90 m |
| Width | 7′ 8″ | 2.35 m |
| Height | 8′ 10″ | 2.70 m |
| Door Opening Width | 7′ 8″ | 2.34 m |
| Door Opening Height | 8′ 6″ | 2.59 m |

Note: door opening height is slightly less than internal height due to the structural top rail above the doors.

 Capacity & Weights

| Spec | Approx. Value |
| Cubic Capacity | 37.3 m³ (1,320 cu ft) |
| Tare Weight | ~2,300 kg |
| Max Payload | ~28,180 kg |
| Max Gross Weight (CSC rated) | ~30,480 kg (30 tonnes) |

All dimensions and weights are indicative industry-standard figures for ISO 20ft High Cube units and may vary slightly between manufacturers — exact specifications confirmed at time of order.

Common Uses

– Storing plant machinery, diggers, and tall equipment
– Site or long-term storage requiring extra headroom
– Export shipping (CSC plated for international transport)
– Container conversions where internal cladding/insulation will reduce usable height (a high cube gives you the extra margin standard containers don’t)
– Boiler rooms, biomass plant housing, or workshop conversions

Why Choose a High Cube Over a Standard 20ft Container?

If you’re planning to line the container with insulation or cladding, internal height is typically reduced by 3–6 inches depending on materials used. A High Cube’s extra 12 inches of headroom means you keep comfortable standing room even after fit-out — something a standard 8’6″ unit often can’t offer once lined.

Delivery Across the UK

Delivered nationwide via flatbed/tilt-bed lorry. Before ordering, please check:

– Suitable vehicle access to your site (a fully loaded 20ft container
delivery lorry needs a clear, level run)
– Firm, level ground prepared for offloading
– Sufficient overhead clearance, given the extra height of this unit

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 Frequently Asked Questions

What does “one trip” mean?
A one-trip container has made a single import journey from the factory to the UK carrying cargo, then is sold on. It’s effectively brand new with only cosmetic signs of that single trip — a lower-cost alternative to a factory-direct new container.

What’s the difference between a High Cube and a standard container?
A High Cube container stands 9’6″ tall externally versus the standard 8’6″ — giving 12 inches of extra internal headroom for the same footprint.

Is this container CSC plated for shipping?
Yes. It’s supplied with a valid CSC plate, so it’s suitable for both static UK storage and international export/shipping use.

Can I get this container in a specific colour?
Standard stock comes in Blue (RAL5010/5013) or Green (RAL6007). A custom RAL respray service is available on request — contact us for pricing.

Do I need planning permission to install a shipping container?
This depends on your local authority and intended use. We recommend checking with your local council before installation, particularly for permanent siting.